[Hextech + comeback + roguelike + all-element mage + wild imagination + complete outline]
Su Chen transmigrates to a high-martial urban world and awakens as an F-rank apprentice mage. Unable to learn any magic above the beginner level, he becomes the laughingstock of the whole school.
Facing the campus belle’s cold stares and the school bully’s humiliation, Su Chen activates the Hextech Body-Tempering System. Killing mutant beasts drops fragments, letting him endlessly strengthen his body and spells!
On top of that, Hextech roguelike upgrades grant his spells special abilities.
Who says beginner magic is trash?
After Su Chen body-tempers the most basic spells thousands of times and upgrades them hundreds of times over, even a single Spark spell can blast a god to smithereens!
“You’re a top-tier genius? Sorry, my spells are made to take down prodigies!”
Whether it's a real person or an AI, the writing is okay, but there is no difference from novels of the same type. Except for plug-ins, you can use other novels to reduce the weight. The internal logic of the plug-ins is to kill monsters and stack attributes and stack skills. If there is any innovation or difference (even if it is a new stitch), I will give it three stars or above.
It's a bit good-looking, with Hex + full-time mage + physical training, and the attribute restraint is obvious. It's a cool and thoughtful story.
It's so classic. I dreamed back to 10 years ago.